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Teacher Training Strengthens Environmental Education in Congolese Playgroups - from 13.11.2025, in category: Uncategorized

To strengthen early environmental education within the E4C program, the SAVE Wildlife Conservation Fund DRC conducted a five-day teacher training in early November 2025. Educators from four playgroups learned practical methods to better integrate environmental education with the national preschool curriculum, promote play-based learning, and create stimulating learning environments.

Return to Conflict: SAVE’s Country Director Speaks on Goma’s Crisis - from 08.08.2025, in category: Africa

SAVE's Country Director in the Democratic Republic of Congo, Rémy Khakule, fled to Uganda after the M23 militia invaded eastern Congolese Goma. Now, ...

New sponsorship for environmental playgroup in Botswana - from 15.05.2023, in category: E4C – Education for Conservation

Nächster New sponsorship for environmental playgroup in Botswana Güven & Partner committed to species conservation education for children To introduce children at an early age to the topics of the environment and species conservation in one of the most wildlife-rich areas on earth: This...

Elephant conservation: A borehole for the birthday - from 12.05.2023, in category: General

Nächster Wine box or travel voucher? Anyone can do that. But a borehole that provides water for thirsty elephants on their long trek through the semi-desert of Botswana? That’s a gift that really makes sense, is sustainable and will definitely make my wife happy,’...

Mission: Lion Conservation Intensive Ranger Training - from 06.04.2023, in category: Educational work

Nächster Intensive Ranger Training SAVE has recruited six Lion Rangers for its project SAVE Lions – Living with Lions. The three men and three women are between 19 and 36 years old and come from the surrounding villages. Their mission is that no more...

New start for 50 children after rebel attack in DR Congo - from 06.04.2023, in category: General

Nächster Shortly after the opening of our environmental playgroup in Kishishe, a village near Virunga Park in the Democratic Republic of Congo, we were struck by a terrible tragedy. Rebels of the so-called M23 militia attacked the village of Kishishe and caused a cruel...

schauinsland-reisen enables 4 hectares of vegetables and fruits at the Okavango Delta - from 06.04.2023, in category: General

Nächster Okavango farm project bears first fruits It was only a few weeks ago that schauinsland-reisen pledged its support for the expansion of the Okavango Farm in Botswana. This project, which SAVE is implementing as part of its Climate Smart Agriculture (CSA) program, is...

SAVE empowers women in Botswana - from 06.03.2023, in category: General

Nächster First milestones in the “Women Empowerment” project Last year, a very special project was launched: With the support of the Schmitz Foundation, SAVE started a project to empower women around the Okavango Delta in Botswana. Since then, 70 women who were hit particularly...

schauinsland-reisen supports development project of Wülfrath foundation for species conservation in Botswana - from 06.02.2023, in category: General

Nächster Working together for climate-friendly agriculture Press Release – 06.02.2023 The area around the Okavango Delta in Botswana is currently one of the regions that have been hit particularly hard by Covid-19. Tourists stayed away, and many people became unemployed. The dry, barren soils...

A wedding gift for nature and education - from 03.02.2023, in category: Nature Protection

Nächster Tsanakona playgroup opened It really was a very special motto that Linda Müller-Dürschmidt and Steve Müller had chosen for their wedding: Instead of gifts, the bride and groom wanted donations to build a new SAVE Environment playgroup in Botswana. The idea was immediately...

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